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Smocked Lace Shrug Using Rowan Felted Tweed

Smocked Lace Shrug Using Rowan Felted Tweed

Smocked Lace Shrug Using Rowan Felted Tweed

Smocked Lace Shrug Using Rowan Felted Tweed

“A refreshing mix of romantic and rustic.”

Jennifer Evans designed this piece with her characteristic mix of romantic and rustic. The vintage smocked lace stitch is easier than it looks. And the simple rectangular shape can be worn as a poncho, a large cowl, or simply a scarf. The shrug, seamed into sleeves, drapes across your shoulders and stays in place with no fuss. Wear it over a pretty dress, or jeans and a T-shirt.

Be sure to see the "Knitter's Notes".

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“A refreshing mix of romantic and rustic.”

Jennifer Evans designed this piece with her characteristic mix of romantic and rustic. The vintage smocked lace stitch is easier than it looks. And the simple rectangular shape can be worn as a poncho, a large cowl, or simply a scarf. The shrug, seamed into sleeves, drapes across your shoulders and stays in place with no fuss. Wear it over a pretty dress, or jeans and a T-shirt.

Be sure to see the "Knitter's Notes".

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Shown in Rowan Felted Tweed

For a successful lace project, swatching helps you get a sound start: you’ll learn the pattern and achieve a good match between yarn and needle size. You'll find specific swatching directions here.

Yarn Source

Jimmy Beans Wool

Approx. 16½ x 45"/42 x 114cm, after blocking and before seaming.

3 skeins Rowan Felted Tweed (191 yds/175m each). Or approx. 570 yds/521m of dk-weight yarn.
Sample shown in Color 145 Treacle.

US 7 (4.5mm), or size to obtain gauge.
Spare needle in gauge size, or smaller, for shrug only.
2 stitch markers.
Darning needle to finish.
Blocking wires and/or T-pins.

 

39 st/32 row swatch = 8½ x 5½"/21.5 x 14cm, in smocked lace pattern, blocked.

One of our favorite things about this wrap is its versatility—in fact the shrug was born out of some creative musing one afternoon in the shop. We've shown it styled several ways on our pattern, but we ran out of room. Wouldn't it be great buttoned into a sleeve on one side, with the other half pinned over the same shoulder—sort of an asymmetrical wrap! Or folded and buttoned into a cozy cowl. Be sure to experiment with your wrap to see what you like.

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